Is this lit kino?
more like shit peeno
lord of the rings is just the kalevala for white people
what is kino
Hey /lit/ I have a completed chapbook of poetry sitting on my computer. I know it is basically impossible to get something like this published or to make even a dollar off it, so I was wondering what the best way to release it for free online is. If possible, I'm looking for a place that will make it so that strangers might actually read it in addition to my friends. Do any of you have any experience with this? I don't care about money or fame or anything or I wouldn't be writing poetry, I just want it out there.
tl;dr Any info on a place to electronically release a chapbook of poetry for free?
>>8217648
>chapbook
I've seen this fucking word popping up non-stop since reading Luke's introduction to Faust.
Hahaha his face is a butts
>>8217648
Post some here, we'll read them.
>150 wpm reading speed
>lower comprehension than speed readers
>can't even get myself to read a whole chapter in one sitting
>keep finding books that sound interesting but i'll realistically never actually read
please help me
>>8217638
I read a lot slower than you (due to ocd) and I can't remember the last time I read more than 15 pages in a sitting. But I cope with it. And I still love reading and discovering new books.
Just deal with it, dude. If reading slowly is your biggest problem, you're a lucky guy.
You're not skipping over punctuation are you, anon?
I was like that until I started paying attention to punctuation and not just glancing over it.
>>8217638
Look for key information. Unless you are reading for prose, in which case just go along for the ride, ask yourself what the author's point is, and try to focus on only the important aspects. You can get caught up analyzing sentences and even phrases, which it sounds like you are, to the detriment of the overall message.
Basically, go into a book with a purpose. Use highlighting to remember key points and use Wikipedia to get condensed versions of the information you are reading if you're reading non-fiction.
If you're talking about reading fiction, start with young adult books and work your way up. A lot of them are better than people here give them credit for and are more streamlined and forthright.
Find a flaw. Pro tip:you can't.
His beard is shit
>>8217615
Your life is shit
>>8217624
True
who here /sherlockholmes/?
currently reading pic related, read study in scarlet, sign of the four, and the Adventures.
what should i read next? memoirs, return, hound of the baskervilles, valley of fear, his last bow, and case-book
Sherlock thread y'all
>>8217521
Hound of the Baskervilles is the best Sherlock Holmes work
>>8218069
/thread
>>8218069
It's Sign of the Four tbch.
Can you recommend me some good Stephen King books, /int/?
>>8217464
Misery, Gunslinger Pt. 1. Different Seasons, and IT are top tier. Pet Semetary and Shining honorable mention,
>>8217464
The Green Mile
The Stand
The Mist
no, for obvious reasons
>it get's good 200 pages in
mason and dixon wasn't good until the last transit.
Middlemarch's first section kind of sucks in comparison, Dorothea at least.
>its like borges, but...
Anyone here want to talk about how amazing this book is?
Its good, im glad p/v came out with their superb translation so that now we monoglots can hear what dostoxjevski actually sounded like.
>>8217456
killed the tread in a single post
thanks
>>8217456
What's this you're talking about now?
Ok, /lit/. Recently I've had little sex drive.
Recommend me some good books about sex.
>>8217404
Mr Vénus, Tropic of Cancer/Capricorn, basically everything Jean Genet wrote.
The works of Max et al
OP here
I forgot to add that I'm exclusively attracted to children, so any recommendations should take that into account.
Hi I am an author and am looking for questions for my new book. I am looking to do a question and answer book where I will give answers to questions from the public. They could perhaps be science based although don't feel limited by this as I am open to anything and can be as complex as you wish. I will answer the most interesting questions in my book. Also I am willing to do research in to the questions so I can attempt to provide the best answer possible. Feel free to respond to this or email me at [email protected] with questions. Thank you in advance.
Nobody cares you fat cunt, this board is for memes, not discussion of literature.
Has every idea already been thought?
Can't really ask questions about something I don't know. Give a synopsis or something.
Have you ever had an experience like this, /lit/?
I work in animation and listen to a lot of audio fiction podcasts as I work (since I obviously can't watch anything).
One of my favourites was Escape Pod for science fiction.
>Hosted by Steve Eley
>Awesome sci-fi stories each week
>Really thankful to the guy for putting out all this great stuff for free. I've been listening for years.
>Gradually Steve starts to talk about Polyamory and how he and his wife fuck other people.
>Stories aired start to get a bit more... "progressive". Some trans stuff, lots of gay stuff, some with "pronouns" like xe and xir.
>The podcast starts a yearly "celebration of women, non-binary and trans authors"
>Steve leaves the show mysteriously (years and years ago now)
>This year reemerged calling himself "Serah Eley", a polyamorous trans woman.
>Steve's bio now reads:
>"She strangely mispronounced her name as Steve Eley at the time; she’s since realized that life is much more fun as a woman, and came out as transgender last year. Serah lives in Atlanta, Georgia with her two wives, Alison and Cat. So if there were ever any betting pools on what happened to Steve: changed sex, joined a committed lesbian love triangle is the dark horse winner."
What the fuck am I supposed to think now?
I guess that old adage about "separate the author from the work, always" is proven true again.
Top kek is it actually true
what's the point of being a girl if you're not pretty?
>>8217339
>What the fuck am I supposed to think now?
Do you still enjoy the podcast?
If you do, keep listening.
If you don't, stop listening.
Also, have you ever listened to the Myths and Legends podcast?
It's pretty good (mythpodcast.com) if you like listening to stories while doing stuff.
ITT: good fiction by Puerto Rican authors.
>>8217244
Please only read dead white male conservative heterosexual property-owning authors.
>>8217254
>he reads Catholics
Disgusting. Get the fuck off my board, you miserable Papist.
>>8217259
HAHA zing
Way to pwn him bro
We Orthodox bros should stick together
Kyrie eleison, amirite bro
What does /lit/ think about him?
>>8217237
En fed og grim cuck uden talent
>>8217278
cool, any other opinions than cucked scandis who hate their culture?
>>8217278
Det hedder hanrej.
Any vegans here? Which books would you recommend?
>>8217208
I'm a vegan. What does that have to do with your choice of literature?
Stop baiting. Take that shit to /pol/ or /r9k/
>>8217208
Anything that doesn't have leather covers.
>>8217208
Depends on your motivation for being vegan.
Do you write a plan before you write a novel?
>>8217199
Not really
i've written ~5 full length novels, the most i've ever don't is a very brief outlining the major plot points
wbu?
>>8217199
rand did, she outlined her books pretty well including the characters, and main plot summary
do whatever works for you
>>8218920
and I thought I put a lot of work into making a turd